FN2580-8-07

Overview

The Schaffner FN2580-8-07 is a single-phase chassis mount EMI/EMC power line filter designed for high differential mode performance. It features a voltage rating of 350VAC and a current rating of 8A. The component utilizes wire termination and is intended for applications requiring robust noise suppression in compact enclosures.

Feature Summary

• High differential mode performance for effective noise attenuation
• Chassis mount design for secure installation
• Single-phase configuration for standard AC power lines

Applications

• Power supply input filtering
• Industrial control systems
• Medical equipment power stages

Procurement Notes

Verify the End-of-Life (EOL) status with the manufacturer before finalizing procurement plans, as this component is scheduled for obsolescence. Confirm that existing inventory levels meet immediate production needs or transition requirements. Ensure compatibility with existing chassis mounting hardware and wire gauge specifications to avoid integration delays during the replacement phase.

Selection Notes

Select this model when high differential mode rejection is critical for single-phase applications operating up to 350VAC. The 8A rating suits moderate power loads where chassis mounting is preferred over PCB integration. Evaluate space constraints within the enclosure to ensure the physical dimensions accommodate the filter without interfering with adjacent components or thermal management structures.

Part Context

This component belongs to the FN2580 series of power line filters from Schaffner EMC Inc., which are engineered for general-purpose EMI suppression. The series offers various current ratings and termination options to suit different industrial and commercial power distribution requirements. The FN2580-8-07 specifically addresses the need for reliable noise filtering in 8A circuits.

Replacement Considerations

Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Due to the End-of-Life status, alternative sourcing should focus on verifying compatible third-party equivalents or redesigning with newer generation Schaffner filters if long-term availability is required.